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A record 20 million single women own homes — even though it’s more expensive for a woman to buy a house than a man
Emily Vargo didn’t want a fixer-upper. The Spartanburg, S.C.-based small-business owner knew an old, outdated home would need pricey, time-consuming renovations that she wasn’t willing to take on as a ...
Move over men. Women are making major moves in the housing market, and many are doing it solo. Single women now account for roughly one in five U.S. homebuyers, more than double the share of single ...
Between July 2024 and June 2025, 35 percent of Gen-Z homebuyers were single women. When it comes to one generation’s approach to real estate, women are surging ahead. New survey data has found that ...
When Karla Cobreiro bought her home in 2022, she didn’t think she would be contributing to a growing demographic. Over 20 million single women own homes, significantly outnumbering the roughly 14 ...
A Mortgage Research Network report using 2025 HMDA data finds single women under 45 are a growing share of homebuyers, led by New Orleans at 17.4% vs 11.4% nationally. Nearly 360,000 single women ...
While the majority of home buyers are married couples, 21% today are single women, compared to just 9% of single men Women aren't just entering the housing market - they're significantly outpacing men ...
When it comes to one generation’s approach to real estate, women are surging ahead. New survey data has found that among Gen-Z, more single women are becoming homeowners than single men. “What stands ...
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